Anybody have lumps on their neck b4 ? the lumps is some where below the jaws . then, its around 2cm in diameter. anyone knows how to treat this lump? very annoying

go see a dr.

i think you're having goiter. you need more iodine for your body,eat more fish.

below jaw worr. .......goiter should be around my face ...

Goiter is lumps meh?? I thought its the whole neck area swelling.... Anyway see a doctor, maybe something SERIOUS... or maybe just some alergy (put cream will go away). If you don't want see doctor, post the pic of those lumps!!

wah....i hope is not cancer ...

Can show pic, can show pic??

Pic ?
wait ....wait ..

This is lymph nodes I guess..... but enlarging lymph nodes could be a sign for TB, if I'm not mistaken. I have too and this is also inheritanece I guess.

no la. Its normal to have those lumps. Those are lymph node lumps, its normal. It just means that there is bacteria in the lymphatic system, and that that area is infected and trying to kill the bacteria. Few days and it will be gone. I get it from time to time. All of us do, only that are bothered enough to notice it

Ya....Lymph nodes, i googled it. But mine is not enlarging, the previous one takes long time to dissapear. It's so annoying.

I got 2 before. When it was big enough you could feel your pulse when you press the lump. When it got begger and when lying the pulse feels stronger and sometimes felt like vertigo feeling. Operated on one last year. Sleep better now. It was not malignant(sp?) though. Looked like Dr. Frankenstein's creature after operation.

But 2cm...??? That's freaking big!! If i get that, SCARY... The only lumps i get.. i think their pimples (LOL) And luckily 0.1mm only

Means, no need any treatment ? but it's very annoying ..

So that means need to operate (and got chance of being malignant!?!)

with Lymph nodes there's a higher risk in getting TB so some poeple opereate(I'm scared of operation) it.

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THE red thing ....=.=

oh.... looks like that. Then i better check if my so called pimples look like that too!! Gotta be careful (TB is tubercolosis? Sorry dont know how to spell! LOL)

I'm Worried .....Tomorrow have to consult doctor, seek some advise....They charge us for advise ?

Looks more like blisters. That's your jaw?

Cofirmed, it's not lymph nodes... that pimples i guess.

Some charge for consultation... maybe Rm10 maybe more... Depends on doctor!

yar. ..i't my jaw

Looks like pimples to me.. I have sum under the skin, not reddish like yours. Check with a doc once and he said they are benign tumours but dun need to operate unless get swollen or something.

This post has been edited by Discrucio Anima: Mar 24 2006, 09:52 PM

definitely not pimple, cos i cannot squeeze anything out.

is pimples la
dun worry

There are few reasons to lumps in the lymph nodes. One of the factors could be HIV/AIDS. However, in our recent hot weather most likely you are getting too heaty i'd say.

Drink more leong char..

err..cant really see clearly..
if u meant the red thingy ...i think it's only infection or skin allergy...
i need a clearer picture to see it...
take a few more picture from other view...because that view can't see the protusion of the lump u mentioned...
try to take in different angle...side angle, and front angle...very hard to see la...

dun worry man...
upload more picture..i give free diagnosis~~
but need to take a few history from u.
1. any recent infection?- sore thoat, cough, sinusitis..
2. smoking?
3. even met similar things at other side of body?

i thinks its pimple... acne... go for dermatologist instead of doctor.. if its really pimple..

dont worry too much. i think u "yit hei". last time i also like this. at first at the left side.. then at the right side. i think if u go to see doctor, they will give u antibiotic to eat. and it takes around 2 weeks to a month to heal...

if when u tekan it, the lump can move abit then u no need scare too much... if u tekan it and it wont move.. then u must worry abit lar..

Don't scare him!
It looks like pimple to me or some abscess.